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Addition Facts For Kindergarten: Having Fun With Mathematics

Mathematics, a subject many kids fear and think it as a difficult subject. It’s actually quite easy and the most scoring subject. But only if you are aware of the basics. Once you ace the basic mathematics operations and its formulas, you’ll find this subject not too hard. And will actually like it.

This article details some of the amazing facts about the primal mathematics operation, that is ‘Addition’. Continue reading to know more.

Addition for Kindergarten

Kids often find mathematics as the most challenging subject. But to solve it’s complexity, we must start from the basics. Primitive Addition problems and their association with day to day life situations would make it easier for kids to understand them.

It will self assure them that they are good in mathematics, which would definitely boost up their confidence. They’ll see mathematics as more like a fun subject, which will contribute to their lifelong engagement in mathematics.

Learning addition will ease kids to understand the linkage between numbers and how these terms are connected with each other. Once they ace addition they can do multiplication, roots, logs and many more.

But to understand mathematics, although a basic part of it, you need to learn additional skills. Since these skills are vital and assure one to also score well in this subject in elementary school.

Also Read: Math Puzzles for Kindergarten: Make Math Fun and Joyful for Kids

Addition Facts For Kindergarten

Some quick facts about addition, to understand it more clearly:-

1+0= 1
1+2= 3
3+4= 7
4+5= 9
5+6= 11
6+7= 13
7+8= 15
8+9= 17
9+10= 19
10+11= 21
11+12= 23
12+13= 25
13+14= 27
14+15= 29
15+16= 31
16+17= 33
17+18= 35
18+19= 37
19+20= 39
20+21= 41
21+22= 43
22+23= 45
23+24= 47
24+25= 49
25+26= 51
26+27= 53
27+28= 55
28+29= 57
29+30= 59
30+31= 61
31+32= 63
32+33= 65
33+34= 67
34+35= 69
35+36= 71
36+37= 73
37+38= 75
38+39= 77
39+40= 79
40+41= 81
41+42= 83
42+43= 85
43+44= 87
44+45= 89
45+46= 91
46+47= 93
47+48= 95
48+49= 97
49+50= 99
50+51= 101

Also Read: Math Concepts for Kindergarten: How to Teach Maths to Kindergarten Children?

Addition Problems For Kindergarten

Some easy addition problems which you can do to test your basics:-

If you have 2 toffees and your friend gives you 3 more, how many total toffees do you have?

Simpler Equation :- 2+3=?

If you buy 2 packets of Lays worth rs 5, how much total money you gave to the shopkeeper?

Simpler Equation:- 5+5=?

You picked 4 pencils and then again picked 3 pencils from the box, how many total pencils do you have now?

Simpler Equation:- 4+3=?

You have 10 coloured balls and your brother gave you 10 more, how many total balls do you have now?

Simpler Equation :- 10+10=?

The last one, you need to think a bit more to solve this:-

You have a geometry box which has 5 pencils, 3 erasers, 3 sharpeners, one glue and one scale, how many total stationaries do you have?

Simpler Equation :- 5+3+3+1+1=?

Also Read: How to Make Fractions Easy for Kids? Master the Creative Activities for Your Kids

Conclusion

Concluding on, Maths is a fundamental subject which is used in everything we see around us. Whether it’s coding or gravitational law. If you are aiming to crack any entrance examination, there too maths is a subject which will constitute the highest marks.

Thus you need to have good basics in mathematics. You can start from its simplest operation ‘Addition’ and then can go to the higher one’s.

If you get stuck while solving a problem. That’s ok! Ask your parents and teachers they’ll help you. You can also solve the questions given in the article to understand basic mathematics’s ‘Addition’ problems. In case you want to know some more amazing facts about Subtraction or Multiplication, do let us know.

Hope this article might have cleared all your queries and enlightened you about some amazing facts about ‘Addition.’ For more such articles, you can visit our website’s blog section. You can also let us know your views by commenting in the box.

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Prachi Tiwari

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